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Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel Finds reliability and peace of mind in iland, now 11:11 Systems, Cloud Services
Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Cloud Computing
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Cloud Storage Services
Applicable Industries
- Professional Service
Applicable Functions
- Business Operation
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
The Challenge
Chambliss, a long-standing legal firm, was in need of a reliable, low maintenance backup solution for their small IT team. They also required cost-effective cloud services. The firm had tried offsite backups with different local companies, but while the results were acceptable, the cost was not. It was clear to the team that the solution in place wasn’t robust enough for their workloads. They needed a solution that would support their lean IT team and tenacious attorneys, reflecting their commitment to providing the best services to their clients.
About The Customer
Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel is a long-standing legal firm with a commitment to being “Fiercely Loyal.” The firm has been representing clients ranging from startups to international corporations to multi-generational family enterprises for over 130 years. The firm’s commitment and dedication lie in their grounding principle to be “Fiercely Loyal.” The efforts of the Chambliss team have not gone unnoticed. The firm has seen year over year growth in recent years, and continues to deliver value to their diverse client base. The firm operates with a small IT team, led by Geoff Jones, the Systems Administrator, who has been working in the IT department for 10 years.
The Solution
The department completed an infrastructure upgrade to virtual servers with Veeam and found a cloud solution with [11:11 Systems]. An endorsement from the International Legal Tech Association (ILTA), combined with [11:11]’s convenient datacenter locations, cost-effective pricing model, and knowledgeable staff led Jones and his team to choose the [11:11] Secure Cloud Backup with Veeam Cloud Connect and [11:11] Secure DRaaS with Veeam solutions to implement a comprehensive backup and DR strategy across the business. With [11:11]’s 24x7x365 Technical Support, Jones felt comfortable taking the plunge. Whenever he has an issue or question, [11:11] has been responsive and helped to troubleshoot and find a solution.
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